The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-16

Colonel SOuman reply W "a
Tillman, on the first page otthe HINES
IS worth reading.
Us. Wilson, Esq, is IN hlngs5ree'
where he will remain for several Gays
engaged in reference cause
See the card of j. E. Scott, Esq,
Offering his services as a Surveyor.
MIR. Scott is well qualified to execute
satisfactorily any work entrusted 10
his care.
Messrs. B. A. johnson and l. NJ.
Racnal have been drawn as jurors Tor
the May term of the United States
Court which convenes at Charleston.
Mr. Johnson is on the grand and Mr.
Bagnl on the petit jury.
De,icious. Fragrant, and Refreshing.
Hnn-Kee Tea. Only 10 cents per
oackase at Dinkins & Co.'S drug
Store.
A friend, after exploring the
mysteries Of the TINES ink keg last
Wednesday night, called by the next
morning and offered his services as 8
patent roller.
We ere instructed to state that a
liberal reward will be paid the person
furnishing sufficient evidence to con-
yict anv party found robbing the lots
in the Cemetery of the flowers and
svergreens.
The Esculapian fraternity, OF TINS n
county, have an addition to their hs'
in DR.. a. j. Briggs, recently gradeat'
ed from the Charleston Medical Col
leee. Clarendon can boast on having
the finest looking set OF PHYSICIANS IN
the country, and on the list DR.. Briggs
has q seat on the first row.
Mr. Geo. F. Lenaster, Of Spartan
burg, was married yesterday at noon
10 Miss Ella B. Shuford, of Summer
ton. Mrs. Lenaster is the daughter
OF the Rev. Mr.. Shuford of the N.
E Chunch.
The bride and groom spent last
night at the Central Hotel on their
return to Spartanburg.
The festival at Summerton for the
benefit of the Baptist church at that
place on the evening of the 4th instant,
was financial and social success. The
crowd present was large and the hand
some sum of $50 was realized. The
committee in charge of the festival
will please accept our thanks 1or
box Of delicious pound cake.
Baby said to his mother, who hao
false teeth: Mamma, you are very
lucky" Why, my dear?'' Because
If your teeth ache you can pull then
ont without hurting YOU
We were glad to greet in our Office
last week, our old friend, c. G. Redlc
of Manning. Looking as happy
bright, and cheerful as ever, his visit
sas Ike streak OF sunshine. Redi<
grows older gracefully; may he con-
finue so to grow unto the three score
and williamsburg Herald.
The charge of our Grand Jury II
their late report that the county jai
ssis dirty, and filthy, many of the cell:
being infested with hce," is fstly con
tradicted by the jailor, Mr., J: L. Rowe
he says the Jail is neatly kept, anc
viii compare favorably in this respec
with any jail in the country. Mr.
Rowe further says that he person
ally superintends the cells of the in
mates, and has never seen lice, of any
description, IL one, or on, any of hi
prisoners He is very indignant will
the Committee of the Grand Jury who
visited the jail, claiming that they
made gross Misrepresentation.
Mrs. Adriana Davis, the lady men
toned in the TINES some time ago a:
being Ill and in indigent circumstanc
cs, grew gradually worse and died OF
last Sunday evening. After her want:
became known, the go d people o
the town supplied her needs and gave
her proper attention. Her history W,
do not know. Her death was sad
Alone and away from kith and kin
dependent upon the kindness O
strangers for the ministrations of foo
and medicine. No kindred's hant
and afectionate words to soothe he
dying hours, and no weeping eye
watching the approach of death.
pauper's death, and a pauper's grave
and still she may have had a hear
pure and clean Life is a mystery
death is stranger, and the hereafter !
enyeloned in i1npenetrable Gloom.